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Commentary: Americans say they’re sick of the major parties, but they don’t vote that way

It’s the year before a presidential election, which means it’s once again time for a group to call for a unity ticket of a Democratic and a Republican for president and vice president or for an independent candidate to avoid the dysfunction of the parties entirely.

Los Angeles Times

At the Races: Traveling salesman - Roll Call

The CQ Roll Call newsroom tracks campaigns nationwide, sharing the best stories, with some extras, in the At the Races newsletter.

No Labels secures ballot access in Oregon for 'unity ticket'

No Labels secures ballot access in Oregon for 'unity ticket'

No Labels has secured access to the ballot in Oregon

The Independent UK

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At the Races: Crime vote & punishment - Roll Call

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No Labels gains Arizona 2024 ballot spot, could play spoiler

A group that has pledged to create a pathway for an alternative candidate to run against the Republican and Democratic presidential nominees in 2024 will get a spot on the ballot in Arizona

The Independent UK

No Labels Party becomes Colorado’s 6th minor political party

DENVER — No Labels Colorado, the local branch of a national political effort intended to appeal to “commonsense solutions” over partisanship, has officially qualified to become Colorado’s sixth minor political party, the Secretary of State’s Office announced Tuesday.

The Denver Post

"Trump would prevail": Dems alarmed by 2024 bipartisan spoilers

The so-called spoiler candidates threaten President Biden's future.

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NY Rep. Tom Reed resigns, cites ‘extremism’ in House

WASHINGTON — New York GOP Rep. Tom Reed, who had already opted not to run for reelection this fall, resigned his seat Tuesday, saying on the House floor he hoped “to have a greater impact on the country.”

Tribune News Service

NY Rep. Tom Reed resigns, cites 'extremism' in House - Roll Call

NY Rep. Tom Reed resigns, cites 'extremism' in House - Roll Call

A Republican from western New York, Reed had said last year he would not run for reelection after a sexual harassment allegation arose.

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